Rhea Seehorn Wins First Emmy For ‘Pluribus’, Thanks Vince Gilligan For “Role of Lifetime” & Creating “Safe Sets To Take Risks”

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Rhea Seehorn Wins First Emmy For ‘Pluribus’, Thanks Vince Gilligan For “Role of Lifetime” & Creating “Safe Sets To Take Risks”WorldPing
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What happened

Turns out you don’t need to smile or make nice onscreen to be a winner offscreen.

Key facts

  • Reported by Deadline and published Tue, 15 Sep 2026 01:27:58 UTC.

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  1. Rhea Seehorn Jokes About Getting Emotional During Emmys Win: “This Is Me on a Beta Blocker”

  2. Stephen Root Shouts Out Fellow Emmy Nominee Harrison Ford As He Lands First Statuette For ‘Widow’s Bay’ Role

  3. Matthew Rhys Makes Emmy History as First Person to Win Two Lead Acting Emmys in One Night and First Man to Win All Three Top Acting Prizes

  4. Rhea Seehorn Wins First Emmy For ‘Pluribus’, Thanks Vince Gilligan For “Role of Lifetime” & Creating “Safe Sets To Take Risks”

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